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The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct II.
The indications for New England are
slightly colder, fair weather, light to fresh
northwest winds.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. IL, 1887.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
FOREIGN.
Dillon Threatens TO make 1t Hot for
the Landlords.

DUBLIN, Oct 11.-At the regular fortnight
lymeeting Of the National League today
Dillon suggested the appointment of a com
mission Of Engllshmen and Irishmen to in
quire into the history and capacity Of the
persons governing Ireland. He also advised
the tenants not to pay rents until they know
the extent Of the reduction the landlords are
prepared to make. He asserted that if
these reductions were inadequate a move
ment would arise, the like of which had
never been seen in Ireland. 1t had also been
decided that there should be no further de-
velopment of the home rule policy. Nothing
was to be added to or withdrawn from that
policy.
aThe League counsel have discovered a Sc
rious flaw in the Mitchellstown decisions
against William O'Brien. The court has
pronounced sentence on two charges, on
one only of which O'Brien was tried IL is
said an appeal would result in quashing
the sentence, thus making greater defeat Of
the prosecution.
A New Liberal Programme.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-At the Liberal confer
ence at Hawarden today, it was decided to
accede to the demands Of the Welsh Liberals
and make the edisestablishment of the church
in Wales plank of the platform to be pre-
sented at the coming Liberal Federation
Congress.
The Afghan Prince Thought to have
Perished In the Desert.
TEHERAN, Oct. 11.-Eight associates of
Ayoub Khan in his flight from Persia have
been captured, leaving eight still missing.
Ameer Muhammed, Ayoub's brother in law,
surrendered himself. He says he left AyOub
accompanied by a few men, ON the frontier.
They were suffering from the want of water
He thinks they have perished in the desert.
Foreign Notes.
A riot occurred at Plevna, Bulgaria, Sun
day, during the elections for members Of the
Sobrange, and "a persons we're killed and 80
wounded.
A large Spanish force has been ordered to
the Caroline Islands to punish the natives
for their rebellious acts. The American cor
Vette Essex has been ordered to protect the
missionaries on the islands.
A Berlin despatch says that the latest re-
ports regarding the condition Of the Prin ce
Imperial Of Germany are very disqiueti ng.
There is no doubt that the cancerous growth
has reappeared with greater virulence than
ever. Court papers speak Of his condition
as being very grave.
Dhulep Singh and the executive committee
OF the Indian Liberation society are printing
on the Irish secret press in Paris, an appeal
to the natives of British India to awake and
prove that they are no longer the dupes of
English merchants and the slaves of English
landlords. The appeal is dated Moscow.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
longfellow chautauoua circle,

The Longfellow C. L. S. c. held its annual
meeting Monday evening. at the Chestnut
street yestry. : Miss Aver gave a report OF
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
MAIN G..
New Y. M. c. A. Rooms.

ELLSWOhTH, Oct. ll.-IDe new rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association were
dedicated here last evening. Addresses
were made by DR.. L. w. Hodgkins, the vice
president, Mr.. Jordan, the secretary of the
Y. M. c. A. of Bangor, Revs. G. F. Hub
bard, v P. Wardwell and A. A Cambridge,
the secretary. AT the close of the services
collation. was served.
Supreme Judicial Court at Ellsworth.
The Supreme Judicial Court, Judge EN-
cry presiding. opened this morning.
AMaine Man In Trouble.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE trial of w. L.
Kilton of Maine, for felonous assault upon
Miss Henrietta r Powell of Virginia, was
continued today. Police Sergeant William
Bowen testified as to the arrest of Kilton
Slight Accident on the Maine Gen.
trai.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1.-THE derailment of a
freight car here this afternoon caused a de-
lay of all the trains. The damage is slight.
Despeaux Still on the War Path.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. ia lot of liquor di-
rected to Eugene FORMER Topsham, was
seized at FreepOrt this afternoon by order Of
Deputy Sheriff Despeaux. FORMER was ar
rested with it.
Late Fairs.
LEEDS CENTRE, Oct. 1.-THE Cattle
Show and Fair here today has been well at
tended, considering the inclement weather.
There was not so large display of cattle as
some years, yet the exhibits in some depart
ments are fine, especially in the hall.
FARMINGToN, Oct. 1.-THE Fair of the
North Franklin Agricultural Society, which
opened at Phillips this morning, had large
attendance. The display of cattle, especial
ly of oxen, was very fine. A match game of
base ball for the championship of the coun-
ty, was played between the Phillips and
East Wilton clubs. 1t was won by the lat
ter 80 to Z.
New Corporations Organized.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1.-THE Oldtown Wooden
Company perfected its organization today
by filing certificate with the Secretary of
State as required by law. The amount of
capital stock is one hundred and forty
thousand dollars. The par value of shares
is one hundred dollars. The officers are:
President-Hon. Joseph l.. Smith of Oldtown,
Treasurer-Gen. Charles Hamn of Bangor
Drectors-Hon. Joseph l.. Smith, Hon. Joseph
S. Wheewright, William D0bs0n of Pittsfeld, and
Gen. Char.e es Hamlin.
The Chase Last Company has been organ
lied in Portland, and also filed its certificate.
The capital stock is 100000, and the par
value of its shares So The officers are:
President-Charles A. Shaw of Boston.
Treasurer Walter j. II aine of Boston.
Directcrs-Charles A. Shaw, Walter j. Paine,
Otis M. Shaw of Boston, Gustin II. West of Chel-
sea.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
The state Amateur Championship.

RECORD NF THE SkOWHEGANS-
The Skowhegans, who are now conceded
to be the amateur champions Of Maine
for the season of 's7. have played 20 games
this season and have won 10 Of them. OF
these games IS have been played on the
home grJunds. four at the Eastern Maine
Fair at Bangor. and one at the Maine State
Fair. As there Is considerable interest
among the amateur clubs 10 see what clubs
they have played against, we give the list
with the scores.
1-Skowhegans 20, waterviIIes 22.
2-Maranoeooks Of Winthrop IL, Skowhe-
gans Z.
3-SkOwhegans 21, GARDENERS g.
4-SkOwhegans -. Pittshe ids o.
b-SkOwhegans rs, Baths o.
6-SkOwhegans 8, MafanOeOOks T.
7-SkOwhegans 10, Maran0cOOks
b-SkOwhegans 2S, Pittsheids IL.
0-Skowhegans n, NJ. ). College at Bangor g.
1O-SkOwhegans IA, NJ. s. College at Bangor g.
ll-SkOwhegans ~, BangOrs Mt Bangor s.
12-SkOwhegans II, NJ. s. College at Bangor iO
13-SkDWhegans IN LeWiStOus al Maine STATE
Fair z.
14-SkOwhegans 1S, Maranocooks g.
10-SkOwhegans 3, COlbys 3.
l6-SkOwhegans 20, Gardiners 5.
17-SkOwhegans 10, COlbys Z.
lo-SkOwhegans ~, COlbys Z.
lS-Skowhegans 10, Presumpseots T.
zO-skowhegans 4, Presumpseots 8.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Maine Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE following
Maine patents were granted to-day:
Edgar +. Knowlton, Bangor, swinging stove
pipe shelf.
+. P. Sanborn, Standish, combined plow, har-
row aud eultiyator.
Lawrence H. Taylor, Mercer, steam cooker.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed to-day:
field
James H. Billings Bluehill, original.
Isaac Thomas, New Sharon.
Daniel Vanner, navy, Eastport.
Daniel Driscoll, Portland.
Samuel E. Kicker. Blaine.
Jose L. Howe, Hallowell.
VIM. E. Danco, deceased, North Ellsworth.
Benz. A. Merrill, Richmond.
Albert s. Rollins Readheld Depot, increase.
Lewis Carter, Cherryneld.
Albion X. p. Moore. Belfast.
H. ii. Tebbetts, Stoneham.
Benz. f. Hutchins, Brighton, reissue and in
crease.
The post office at Epping, Washington
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The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
sAsE BALI.
THE BosroNs TO-DAY

THE BOsrONs TODAY.
Inc Bostons will play here again today,
and II the weather Is good there will be
crowd present to see them. The following
VIII be the batting order Of both teams:
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12

Ihe WorId,a Observation-Disclosures.

The second game for the worlds cham
pionship between the StLouis and Detroit
clubs was played yesterday at St. Louis. In
the presence Of 1900 spectators, with the
following result:
Innings. gs........1 34B CTS
DetrOlts. ..........O 2 q o o o o o. s
81. Louis............O D o o o o 2 o.
Base hlts-Detrolt. IL; Sc. Louis, 10. Errors
Detroit. 2; ST. Louis, z, Earned runs-DetrOit, I;
-. Louis, 2. Batteries-Conway and Bennett
FOutz and BOYLE.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12

Mean dasiy bar 2s.6s Maximum ther. 800
Mean daily ther. AIT Minimum ther. ....43.9
Mean daily d'wpt37.3 Max. vel. wind. I'm
Mean daily hum. .6e.7 Total precip....... AS
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Oct. IL, 1887, 1000 PM
Observations taken at the same moment OF time
at nj efattons
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
Some official Statements.

The engineer of the passenger train saws:
1--WE passed No. 40 at Boonsgrove on time
and started toward Kouts's. No. 40 pulled
out of the station less than two minutes be-
hind us, when she should have waited much
longer. When we were well away from the
town could see her lights little way be-
hind. We were not running very fast be-
cause we had broken an eccentric strap, and
were running but one pair of wheels, having
been forced to disconnect the other pair.
which were running loose. OF course the
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-12
A M aine Man In Trouble

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE trial of w. L,
Kilton of Maine, for felonous assault upon
Miss Henrietta r Powell of Virginia, was
continued today. Police Sergeant William
Bowen testified as to the arrest of Kilton.
Slight Accident on the Maine Cen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04
HE HAS TWO CLoAk6.
y. ~. Stone PrescAes Prohibition ssd
Drinks Champagne.

J. ~. Stone PrescAes Prohibition md
Driaks Champagne
John ". Stone. ex-Congressnan and er-
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. by the
grscs and good will o. the Republican
party in convention assembled, has since
bis defea. for the latter Office assumed =
change OF faith, OF heart aud political sfiili
atoms. He has declared himSelfa a prohibit
ZIONIST, Many supposed him at one time
liberal man. and bis conversion TO
the cause OF absolute temperance was gener-
ally considered siuCere IN theory and pTEc-
flce He has taken al active and pro-
noanc3t inte-clt in the campaign for the
amendment. presided ~ two meetings held
at the Bap.ist Church the past week and
echoed the viiiifyiag OF Dr. Smith with mods
Of zsseat and has 30 fanatic prohibitiOnists,
irsistee Ou tsiDg honestly aud sincerely On
listed IN tie cause an1 emphasized these
statements oy conducting himself - q man
nsr that stamped hin 20 al observers as a
psOaounced consistent advocate for Pro-
l.biIion.
kfss. however. like the ministry there are
wolves in disguise IN Prohibition Is we'll As
ia The canfcb aud s0cisty.
For tie ptsg .eW days there have been ru-
Iuofs cdrrcnf thai coatfaaicfed toe attitude
Of the et-Consress and hspubiicsG.
On Wednesday evening last the Bar Of
Grand Rsmis gave a testimonial banquet
90 Hen. Judge Jack son. ofths United States
Disirlct Co1t Among those present vss
John ". stone member Of the bar. IL
was rIm0Tsd that dariag TIE course 0f
this baEqua- The said StCue
forgot bis prohibition procliyiiies AM
dispayed a f8udnsss and de!igh; io tue
wines that we're served with the courses. A
reporter ssN tso gentlemen who are men,
bsfs o. he bsr aud attended the banquet.
and asked fhe;u about regarding the
rgmors about &r. Some, the first gentle
man sac Yes. S i true We. e gentleman
~hn saf next % me ard myself. wstched
Judge Ss9ne ia particular. aud saw him
tackle soulereas. lie Afterwards paFtoox Il
the raae1rar1s with positive evidences %
ri sh and enjoyment he mag not Ike tAe
idea 20 hsvilg tbs fsct repesfei Int sfece
are a. east twenty mea Who ssz him 90 Is.
aai 1e csDnot deny it,
IL Cr.er ie co-r0bcra q this. 81
ofhfr Member % the bar was seen
who yeconGs1 tie above statement - sag-
inx. Yes. is j. tfue. believe Pro3im
t.oa.st stone dra1k mere c1anpseDe ths.
any niSn wao atssads4 ths bs7 ea8 que.
sut he triel - sqfare Il ~ ssyis<. tals i
pretty good eicer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

Trench words on bills Of fare and in cook
books occur 50 frequently that an English
rendering OF some Of those ofteneSt used will
be found convenient, and is given as follows;
EAU gratiuH-dlshes prepared with sauce ana
crumbs and baked; @bouillonT-a clear soup
stronger thsn broth. but not as strong as con
souluae, ''consornme"-ciear soup or bouillon
bo.iod down til very rich; "croqusttes -
minced 6sh or fowl made into shapes with
s,.uce sad fried, "uiateioter-a rich fish stew
with wise: -narinads'-a liquor OF spices,
vinegar. etc., IL which fish or meats ara
steeped before cooking: ~raZoui7-a rich
brown stew with vegetables, mushrooms, etc.
-ss.lniT "a stew OF game, cut up and dressed
when half rpas;ed; "souies'-a very light
whipped pudding or omeletfe; ~vol au vcut''
-patties OF very light puG paste, made with
out = mold, and filed with meat or preserves.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04
Eawrrd A. Burlinrame for .,nage.

Mr. 4. A. BuriiDgape, the union candi-
date Tor Superior Court Judge is a native of
New England. aud al the sse OF II years
vas engaged In a New England cotton fac
tory, working therein until about IL Ia 4
conversation with Mr. .. the reporter
learned tlat when ne iefl tue factory he
coald take cotton out of the bale and put /.
through every machine until il came ont in
the oAle OF clothes. After .eaving the fac
tory his father, = minister Of the gospel,
mored to New York State. where Edward
worked upon farms ia the summer and
taught school ia the winter. Mr.. Buriin-
game alone and uusided educated himself
at tie SeN York Central Colseye aud u chi
gan University, from which latter ne grad
usted al law IN 1870 and having been al
miTisc TO practice in the supreme Court,
Immediately opened an Office IL this city
lie was 2 member Of the Repu0icsn State
Central C0mnittee six years. and PrOsecut-
lDg Attorney for Kent county for four years
since leaving the Republican party n 1875
Ae has never sskei nor accepted any Office,
though nominated once upon the Union
ticket for State senator when nomination
amounted % an election. sVceDt "a ssk f1r
tie appointment OF internal Revenue Col.
iectoT Tor fhis district. fof which be received
tke fec0mmen 1afion Ot tuc entire Union
CongTess.oual deieSati0n Wle1 Prose
cutinz Attorney. a.. Buriingauie 4ispi red
rare ability. aud tired some q the ~
rsted criminal cases ever before ilis Circuit
Coers.
ar Bs ability is ackrozisdged bv sn
who kns h.m sai nis experience vel fits
han Tor an Impartial Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

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fEs announcement has creaIsd some
t1iag ef seasaiioa he-s. os.t tas ifienas
All relatives u As CEaadzA Sill m2intain
ghAI The ooty 5uFied ass 9neonois1.y Ais.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

A. = rszulss meeting 81 the 1rand Rtf Ss
ryrarrspiiicsl Union. No. 50. held Apgil S.
SIC fo.losing resolutions we're adopted n
msm0rv a. +lack OweH
WussFes. u las pleased ni~ine irovi.
Sence - rsgr1se from car usi.isf our se-
ogea frlehd and compsnson E-Bsss 81
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

IL matters not how good your plumbing
may ba, the use OF disinfectants is advisable.
Your security VIII be greater If every week
you USE a dixinfectsnt literally. One faat
costs very little and Is perfectly odorlesS Is
made by dissolving "a heaped tesspoonful of
nitrate OF lead in quart of boiling water.
stir K with a stick and then add 10 it a pail Of
cold water This is odoriess and viii not
stain IL costs about three cents and II il is
thrown once \ week down the bath tub closet
and stationary wash bowl it Will be money
well spent Another disinfectant may be
prepared. only use something OF the kind reg
ulsrly on certain day. If day tor doing a
thing is fixed it generally gets done; If "once q
week. means any day il is often forgotten.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04
ozsaaRo's SISTER
Gets a Divorce Because Her Husband
Wouldn't Put Eis Umbrella
In the Rack.

NEwr0sT, r. l., April 5.-Mrs. Frederick
Ss.l.on has been granted a'dlyorce from ber
husband. TIE latter making 40 opposition
10 the application. The grounds were non
support and dsssrlion. Mrs. Nelson Was
Miss isabel Gebhzrd, daughter of the late
Frederick Gebhard New York. and sister
Of Mr.. Frederick 1isohard- She inherited a
fJrtune of 500 00l ger anIum. and when
cutie Young married Mr. Frederick Nelson.
Everybody knew they iivet for time un-
happily IL is believed thal the grievance
was simply that he would not keeP lis
umbrella ia the stand, and raised q rumpuS
ia consequence. I'm account OF this in
compatibility" Mrs. Nelson came 20 New
port, the now famous resort Of unhappily
married New Workers, and secured
divorce
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

There vas an lmnegse sgGience in the
Park Congressional chareh lss. evening
Ates brief service eonsss.i9g pTiacipaiiy
ci singing. Re- y H Felrheld delivered
an address on fre Yronioirory amsnirnenf
He taxed for ofsr 81 hecraai in substance
repeated the arxGeents be delivered last
evening. and af foTers' Opera Housr YES
ieraay afternoon. lie denounced the lifucr
fEa.lc a. an encrSy of society. an Outrage
oa Civiiizaison- it was unnecessary and its
influence was snt.selv bad. rke absence
~ hIlor wouii - Z projection 20 she
e-ak and % The nad. Ar. tairtisids lee
1rs was sniv prepared and logically ar
ran ,ed. anu was afieuuysly listened 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

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atia
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srtssIso sAaass-1id Pink sEd sAsds green.
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With surrounding bol Ter
In regard O bedroom furnishing, dont ges
q PAIN cheap seg'Vf fagsiturs for y0uT Own
uSS ani pas handsome suite IL he guest
chamber foF the benshG of the oocsslonsl
visitor. fies ole bedroom suiIs u Is hand
sone sty . a. yoa cal, afford, knowing Il VIII
never wear our. and, II nice 10 the beginning,
val si~ags remain ~, though II may grow
cid fashioned Ia he lirst plscs decide, II
psesible, Ga the exact sum you wish 70 Use tor
ysar house furnishing. hen so into your
mothers lxitchsa and pantry and make COM
pete list of the things which you mnsi have
first Of al. though there be no earDst Ia tbs
parlor or lamp in the hall. DeoGct the cost
OF these frofn tie first amxint, and 70 the ex-
pendlturs of the remainder devote your very
best 1ucg gnent, taste and foreihoug ght.-Cood
Housekeeping.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

Nrs Louise Marsh. of Gand Haven.
csme 20 this c.,g Friday on = visi. to her
con. Cia-c1r, T. Marsh, who resides a. 70.
- Wa.srioost SATURDAY she visited the
horne sf "a Oh friend Mrs. Bette. ~ Il
focr.h-sf.. ard zss persuaded % rem4in
over nsTat Sc rHlrei sul snd was IN
apptre1t goL hsa.tl. bar when Mrs
tsatlie ecrt t. v4ke 1sr Yesterday mcrn-
ing sse Quad hsr dead in he BED A
physician was summoned AMI pronounced
it dean lfar hear. dlse.s Mrs. Msrsh
vas aoout sxf years ~ as- a8d residen.
Q Grand h5pits. aavinx resided here tor
eatY-sisst ears. rsm1qI1g 10 6ga1d
Haver 4hQlf sever wears a-9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-04

The leaf or top = hrst hung by hinges 70 q
back strip fastened 70 TIE wall with screwE
The front 1t the leaf. when RAISED. Il sup
ported bv brackets which are fastened T. tbs
wall by hinges or tutts When these brackets
sfa swumg IN against the wall the leaf falls
down and Is oist q the way. being fat asainst
TIE ~aii. ~ - sho~a in the second figure q
the cur I3us~@7v~s viii hardly fail 10 ap-
prrCiase the conveaience of similar tables in
diuGg r1cos ana kitchens Ti.ese fol1ing
tablez mar bs made 81 a tEifiag expense